When laws are bad, civil disobedience is morally justified. It's arguably a moral obligation.
> negatively impacting the artist who created the music you like
The guy has already paid for the music. Downloading it will make no difference to the musicians. If someone likes a band, thy can go to their gigs or give them money directly; enriching the likes of the RIAA or Apple is morally wrong, because these people will use that money to restrict everyone's freedom.
> because you dislike a business model
Some business models are evil.
> FYI, in case you missed it, music purchased from ITMS is DRM free.
Irrelevant; music on streaming services such as Lala has DRM, since the whole point of a streaming service is that the listener isn't supposed to get control of a copy (obviously there are ways round that).
When laws are bad, civil disobedience is morally justified. It's arguably a moral obligation.
> negatively impacting the artist who created the music you like
The guy has already paid for the music. Downloading it will make no difference to the musicians. If someone likes a band, thy can go to their gigs or give them money directly; enriching the likes of the RIAA or Apple is morally wrong, because these people will use that money to restrict everyone's freedom.
> because you dislike a business model
Some business models are evil.
> FYI, in case you missed it, music purchased from ITMS is DRM free.
Irrelevant; music on streaming services such as Lala has DRM, since the whole point of a streaming service is that the listener isn't supposed to get control of a copy (obviously there are ways round that).